A Message from the Head of School
The 2025/26 school year is off to a strong start. Registration Day was filled with energy as returning families reconnected and new families joined our community. Orientation trips gave students a chance to bond, make memories, and set the foundation for a meaningful year together, even in the rain.
Greetings from Carrabassett Valley!
The 2025/26 school year is off to a strong start. Registration Day was filled with energy as returning families reconnected and new families joined our community. Orientation trips gave students a chance to bond, make memories, and set the foundation for a meaningful year together, even in the rain.
We have already started taking action on our new strategic plan, which provides a clear direction for student success and organizational growth. Through the plan, we are strengthening every aspect of the CVA experience, starting with the High Performance Center, a designated training and rehabilitation space that brings more flexibility to schedules. We have also launched our new partnership with Champions Advantage to expand student wellness.
This year carries an added sense of excitement as we look ahead to the 2026 Winter Olympics, where more than eleven CVA athletes are being considered. Whether competing on the world stage or challenging themselves in the classroom, every CVA student shows us what is possible when passion meets perseverance. The spirit of CVA shines brightest when we dream big, support each other, and strive for more.
With gratitude,
Alex Godomsky ’91
Head of School
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Alex Godomsky ’91 Head of School
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A Message from the Head of School
The 2025/26 school year is off to a strong start. Registration Day was filled with energy as returning families reconnected and new families joined our community. Orientation trips gave students a chance to bond, make memories, and set the foundation for a meaningful year together, even in the rain.Read More -
Blank Canvases to Bold Street Art
From blank plastic canvases to jaw-dropping street art, Waylon Wolfe’s art students showed off serious talent during their “Hold the Street” project!Read More -
CVA Welcomes Charlie Graffius
Charlie grew up in Portland, Maine, and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire, where he played baseball and tennis and contributed to the Exercise Science research team. He went on to complete a Master’s in Motor Learning & Motor Control at Columbia University in New York City. Welcome Charlie!Read More
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